Archive for July, 2012

If you missed Woodford Reserve's Art of the Culinary Cocktails Class, not to worry: we asked Tim Knittel to share some of the cocktail research he undertook while

by Raj Ranade In honor of the release of The Dark Knight Rises, my friend Fareed Ben-Youssef, a film scholar at UC Berkeley, and I decided to revive an

On Wednesday, Lexington Mayor Jim Gray invited citizens to take to their screens for a Twitter Town Hall and a Facebook Forum to crowdsource ideas for Lexington's application

BY RL REEVES JR Colonel Harlan Sanders was a larger than life figure in the southeastern Kentucky community where I grew up. He made his way around town

This post has been updated with new date information. Two great bands from Music City are invading the Horse Capitol’s favorite mid-size venue this weekend.  Up and coming prog-rock

Mayor Jim Gray invites Lexington citizens to join him in a Social Media Town Hall conversation on Facebook and Twitter, Wednesday, July 25 (11:30 am to 1:30 p.m.and

Chef Tom's Food and Cooking Column appears on page 13 of the Ace print edition. Text and Photos by Chef Tom. As kids, my brother and I spent many

  WRFL: the New  Tower Sculpture Unveiled (Sculpture by Prof. Garry Bibbs.) by Kakie Urch A turntable B/W the Lexington cityscape. That is the base of WRFL-FM and it is the

by Raj Ranade Torrential downpours! Heat strokes! Handlebar mustaches! The Pitchfork Music Festival poses many dangers for press correspondents but myself and photographer Justin Hamlett braved Chicago's Union Park